Sentence examples for subsequently findings from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, findings were compiled into two tables one for all quantitative studies, and one for all case studies and organized as specific enablers or barriers under the seven framework domains and equity.

Subsequently, findings from the TRITON-TIMI 38 and PLATO trials demonstrated benefits of prasugrel and ticagrelor, respectively, to further reduce the risk of cardiovascular death, nonfatal MI, or stroke in patients with ACS versus clopidogrel [ 6, 7].

Or the collection of former executives of Scotland's 32 local authorities who collected £65m before 2013 between them in tax-free severance deals – many of them subsequently finding lucrative work with private-sector firms.

Hurley stick in hand, Fitzgerald ranted and raved at his players in the most colourful terms imaginable, while unbeknown to him his half-time address was surreptitiously recorded on a mobile phone with the footage subsequently finding its way on to YouTube.

Currently, visual data mining technique of selecting subspace from the entire feature spaces and subsequently finding the relevant data patterns also require effective data management techniques.

At the time, he was struggling to learn English and, subsequently, finding it hard to secure proper work.

This initial mapping is further extended by subsequently finding similar nodes in the neighborhood.

Integration is achieved by building an overlap graph from pairwise aligned contigs and subsequently finding the highest scoring path.

The differences between the conclusions may have been due to collecting similar data, analyzing it slightly differently and subsequently finding a different conclusion.

Molecular genetic studies in AD have come a long way from the early linkage studies, which aimed at describing a few loci and subsequently finding one or a few genes of major effect relevant for all cases of AD.

Moreover, two police department field studies subsequently reported findings consistent with the results of these laboratory studies (Amendola & Wixted, 2015, 2017; Wixted, Mickes, Dunn, Clark & W. Wells, 2016).